The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-09

ment and introduce amendments which
might destroy the efficacy OF the bill" A
wooden cross has been erected at Bodgne
where the work Of eviction had to be stop
ped on account OF Il sheriff being seized
with fit, upon which are inscribed the
words: Praise the Lord. Here the ty-
rants art was paralyzed.'
Ex-Sheriff James OBrien OF New York
! has spent $22, 900 keeping up the Unite |
Labor party. and offers to contribute
IS, 900 more to maintain the newspaper
| organ OF the party.
Mrs Mary s. Schulz widow lady OF
Bellevue. Idaho and a sister of the well
| known stockman. Jack Reed recently had
$3.50, 900 left to her by Mr.. Murray OF
Philadelphia, whom her husband once
| saved from death. Mr. Murray died in Janu-
| ary last.
| The marquis OF Lansdowne, replying to
an address from 500 OF Wiltshire tenants,
| says he has no fear that the attacks made
upon him will prejudice his position in
| Canada. He ex presses the hope that the
differences. which exists on only a portion
| OF his Irish estates, will not prove perma-
nent.
The forty five mile yacht race off Har'
wich was won by the Irex in hours and
II minutes. The Wendur finished in 4:33;
the Genesta, 4:35; the Thistle 4:52; the
Neptune, SOP; the Sible, 5:o4.
Services over the remains OF the victims
| recovered from the ruins OF the Opera
Comique, were recently held in the Cathe-
dral OF Notre Dame, Paris. The edifce was
| filed with dense crowd, including sena-
tors. deputies. members OF the theatrical
profession and many distinguished persons.
The thirty cotiins containing remains were
| covered with wreaths and other floral
offerings. Two hundred thousand persons
| lined the route to the cemetery, The pro.
cession was half a mile long. The remains
were buried in the cemetery at Pontin.
Goblet and Berthelot delivered orations
at the graves.
Tommy Warren kno cked Tommy Dan.
| forth out in the 18th round OF glove
contest at Minneapolis.
The deputy United States marshal serv-
ed subpoena on William Kissane, alias
| Rogers. at his ranch near San Francisco,
| in favor of the Chemical Bank OF New
York.
1t is offiially announced that the crown
| prince OF Germany will attend the jubilee
ceremonie in London.
The Scotch yacht built to defeat the
Maytlower does not seem to be in good
form, and is beaten at home.
| At Montreal, the cashier of the Hochelga
| bank, L. d. Parent, has absconded. He drew
| cheks to the amount of 81 =. 900, signed them
| L. d. Parent on trust for DR.. Valve, who is
his uncle, and prevailed upon the ledger
| keeper to accept them for the bank. Faro
was what ruined him.
| Dr. Becnardle testified at the Opera
Comique inquest in Paris that he found
| the deaths OF the victims resulted from
three causes. namely: Fear, stopping the
| n,I,a lin
acid, and asphyxia from fumes OF oxide OF
carbon arising from the burning paint on
| the scenery. One hundred aud twelve per,
sons are reported missing since the fire.
The central crater of Mount -Etna began
erupting recently. The flow continues, in
| creasins in volume. Heavy clouds of
smoke, gases, stones and cinders are is
suing from the crater.
Daniel Manning left Bournemouth for
Liverpool. He is we'll. Mr.. Manning was
accompanied to the railroad station by
the chairman of the Bournemouth council
and other local officials. Mrs. Manning
was presented with a number of bouquets
and portfolio Of photographs. Mr.. Man
ming thanked the gentlemen for their kind
| ness.
Four million feet OF lumber. owned by
the United Lumber Co. OF Buffalo, was
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| loss was $35, 900. Insured.
| The governor OF Illinois has signed the
bill to prohibit book making and pool sell.
ing except within the inclosure OF fair or
race track ass ociations Incorporated un.
| der the laws of the state.
r. H. Barrett, president of the State
| Farmers Alliance Of Minnesota, transmit
| ted to the interstate commerce commiss on
a long list OF requests by the executive
committee Of the alliance looking to IL Wig
orous enforcement OF the interstate law,
especially that part relating to the long
| and short haul. 1t says: The alliance
| takes the ground that such business inter
ests as can be sustained only by reason OF
the suspension OF the fourth section ought
not to be sustained at all. 1t is better
| that the business OF the country be left to
| the natural law OF. trade than that a few
favored persons in certain places should
he able to organize and carry on colossal
enterprises because OF advantages in the
use OF the railways OF the country.
| President Grevy has made a personal
donation OF 10, 600 francs for the benefit
OF sufferers by the Opera Comique fire in
| Paris.
Grand Duke Nicholas, heir to the Russ
ian throne is just nineteen and possesses
q tenor voice Of extra ordinary sweetness.
| deOFSe Il. DlSlue Uu0 VIE uuFUeFer, was
hanged at Jersey City. The conde mned
man maintained his fortitude to the last.
His body will be cremated. On Oct. 6,
1885, Disque had a quarrel with his wife,
which ended in his cutting her throat.
| When found the woman was lying on the
floor and her ten months old child was
playing in its dead mothers blood.
Henry Van Rensselaer,, OF the historic
New York family Of that name has become
a convert to the Roman Catholic faith,
and was ordained a priest by Archbishop
Corrigan. He was educated for the Ep is.
| copal ministry, but followed his sisters in
| his mother is broken-hearted over his
ction.
| The general council OF the Reformed Epis-
copal church adjourned at Philadelphia
| to meet two years hence at Ottawa, Cana.
| da.
In New York, large eight-story brick
storage warehouse, situated in the block
bounded by King and Charleston streets
and its valuable contents OF cotton, rags.
wine and general merchandise was al
most entirely consumed by fire. The
loss ia estimated from $3.50, 900 to $780,.
900.
The largest pension payment, but one,
ever made in the United States was made
| AG M1lWaukee ny IenSlOn ASeHU y uuu, VINO
paid $12, ,5OO.67 to Peter Schumacher,
Jr., as guardian for Peter Schumacher, oil
Stock bridge. The amount is made up
pension arrears from the date OF discharge.
Editor Richardson, who killed Editor
Willard, was brought to Loup City Neb.,
from Ord for a preliminary trial. There
is still strong feeling in favor Of lynching
He is guarded by the sheriff and twelve
armed deputies. The case was postponed
to June 20.
The wife OF William Kissane, the alleged
forger of California, declares that Gen
Dorr has pursued her husband with fend
ish malignity.
There is no doubt that William Showers
of Annville, now in Jail at Lebanon, Pa fol
killing his two little grandsons, murdered
them because OF his desire to marry Miss
Sargent. who had promised to marry him
il the boys were placed in n home or "bound
out" Showers wife died suddenly q veal
ago and his daughter, the mother OF the
boys, several months later. There is now
a suspicion that the same desire oil Showers
to marry Miss Sargent led him to take the
| lives of his wife and daughter